Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Pelham - 34 caregivers found

- what helps me to be a great caregiver is the passion, empathy, and trustworthiness. Having the heart and love toward the patient and family. - I always wanted to be a helping had in the medical field since middle school. - I enjoy putting smiles on faces, making the comfortable, and knowing I made someone day better and giving them hope. - I am proud of furthering my education in the medical field.

I am very passionate about my work with lots of love.I'm reliable,dependable,trustworthy and will get the job done.I love working with people and to make them feel safe around me.I love building a bond and talking with people because sometimes they have no one to care.I make sure people are satisfied with the care I give to them because my patience is great .

I have been in the healthcare field for over 4 years . I've always had a giving personality. I love caring for individuals. I mostly enjoy jobs where I could have 1 on 1 interactions with others. Having patience and being compassionate are my two top skills. This is a setting that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations. My communications skills are awesome. Having a positive attitude goes a long way. I am available to work the full hours as needed also cover additional shifts when needed. I look foward to caring for individuals to my best ability.

Hi I am a very outgoing caregiver who is always willing to go the extra mile I have been in the nursing field since 2008 I have worked in the nursing home setting and experienced in dealing with Alzheimer's patients . It gives me joy knowing I am able to help patients that are not able to help themselves. My most personal achievement is returning back to school to pursue my nursing degree

Hi. My name is Teresa D. Johnson. I am an EHS, which is an Early HeadStart Teacher. I have worked at a Private Daycare for the last past years teaching students. Although, now this is my second year teaching students at HeadStart School and yes I love it. However , my most loveable experiences skills are working as a Caregiver, Sitter, Private Sitter, Private Duty, and CNA. I have worked over 30 years in Caregiver field. Some have been through Agencies, Homes, in Hospitals as Private Sitters, Sitters, and etc. My mother at the time was my very first patient. I loved it and desired my heart to continue to for-fill my passionate towards others and that's what attracted me to becoming a Caregiver. It blessed me knowing that I could provide the needs to others as I did for my mother ; after her deceased. My heart desires were to treat others in the field of caregivering like my mother's love, which was a personal achievements for me. Finally, I loved most about being a Caregiver is this, if you don't love what you are call to do in this lifetime and you can't show love as the word of God says to do. Truly, that field of work is definitely not for you. As for my personality traits there is a list : you must have compassion and be compassionate , Caring, Loving, Honesty ,Presistence, Commitment, Faithful, and mostly have a Caregiver Heart. Thanks, Ms. Teresa Johnson

I love being a CNA! I am very caring and energetic! I have over 15 years experience!!

I love taking care of people.

Hello I'm Pamela, mother of 3 and grandmother of 2. What I love about caregiving is the company and conversation. During the years of my work in this profession I have enjoyed my residents. They sometimes just want someone to talk to and give them a little time. That's what has always attracted me to this work. My greatest achievement is knowing and feeling that I make a difference in any and everything I do whether it was just a little bit.

1.)Patience. People who need care often take longer to complete simple tasks. ... Compassion. Empathy and understanding are absolutely necessary. ... 2.) think patience and compassion are essential. This is a job that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations, and good communication and a positive attitude also go a long way. Additionally, you need endurance and physical ability to support patients with certain tasks. 3.) Being a caregiver can make a huge difference in people's lives. By providing companionship and emotional support, caregiving makes other's lives less lonely and more joyful. It also helps them stay connected with their community and remain independent for longer periods of time. 4.) Giving a great presentation at work. Beating sales targets. Training for and completing a marathon. Organizing a successful charity event. Mentoring a coworker or fellow student.